Characters from Making Fiends.
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Main characters:
Charlotte
Voiced by: Amy Winfrey
A happy-go-lucky blue girl from Vermont who defines The Pollyanna. She unknowingly makes Vendetta look foolish and incompetent, so Vendetta plots to kill her. Despite her naivete and obliviousness, Charlotte always avoids certain death. In case you haven't figured out yet, she drives Vendetta insane. Voiced by Amy Winfrey.
- All Girls Like Ponies: Ponies are one of her favorite animals.
- All-Loving Hero: To a ridiculous degree. She sees everyone as lovable.
- Blue Is Heroic: She's a kind girl whose whole body is blue.
- Character Catchphrase: "Ooh, a puppy!"
- Cheerful Child: Charlotte always manages to find the positive aspects of something.
- Cloudcuckoolander: She shrugs off the death threats of Vendetta, and is in general rather air headed.
- The Cutie: Charlotte is an innocent little girl with a naive sense of simplicity.
- The Ditz: Has zero sense of logic.
- Does Not Like Spam: Strawberries are one of the few things in the world she cannot stand, as seen in the web episode "Birthday".
- Flanderization: Hit hardest. She gets dumber, more optimistic, and more invincible as the show goes on.
- Fluffy Tamer: She tamed the scissor fiend into being her pet.
- Foil: She's a foil to Vendetta in every way possible. Charlotte is a sweet, naïve little girl who's too hard to knock down, while Vendetta is a cynical jerkass who plots destruction everywhere she goes.
- The Fool: She unrealistically manages to maintain the highest degree of luck possible, no matter what fates pursue her.
- Genki Girl: Charlotte is perpetually enthusiastic.
- Girly Girl: She loves rainbows, cute animals, baking cupcakes, dancing, singing, the color pink, and makeovers.
- Good Cannot Comprehend Evil: Or more accurately, Charlotte cannot comprehend evil even exists. She believes Vendetta is her best friend, her fiends are her adorable pets and that Clamburg is a wonderful place; Vendetta is the cruel girl that everyone fears, her fiends are the monsters that have everyone under her heel and Clamburg is a dreary place that people are desperately trying to escape. This is best evident in the TV series' episode "A Fiendish Friend" where, after annoying her with wanting to play pretend for so long, Vendetta tells Charlotte to pretend they are not friends. Rather that acting like they're enemies, Charlotte treats Vendetta as a mere stranger before asking if she wants to be friends.
- Horrible Judge of Character: She genuinely thinks Vendetta is her best friend and a nice person despite that everyone in Clamburg is afraid of her.
- Identical Granddaughter: To Charlene.
- Idiot Houdini: Charlotte is a frequent victim of many villainous creatures who plan to eat her alive, yet she manages to survive their exploitations out of dumb luck.
- Innocent Blue Eyes: Sort of. Her entire body is blue anyways, and she's absolutely child-like and naïve.
- Insult Backfire: Vendetta constantly tries to insult her, but she always takes it as a compliment. Taking it further, she mistakes projectiles thrown at her as gifts.
- Kiddie Kid: She's in fourth grade yet has the playfulness and overall qualities of a preschooler.
- Kindhearted Simpleton: Charlotte is a really nice girl, but her brain isn't all that functional.
- Mad Libs Catchphrase: "[Person Charlotte likes] is THE BEST!"
- Made of Iron: She can withstand so much physical abuse that it contradicts the laws of physics.
- Nice Girl: She can be overly friendly at times.
- Not So Above It All: As endlessly optimistic and cheerful as she is, the TV series has two episodes where Charlotte isn't happy:
- "No Singing" features Charlotte falling into a depression when Maggie reads a sad poem about a kitten stuck on a spinning gas station sign without any hope of it being rescued. She spends the rest of the episode upset despite Vendetta's attempts to make her happy again and almost starts to cry at one point. She comes around in the end and becomes positive again when she starts thinking of ways to rescue the kitten.
- "New Best Friend" has Vendetta being forced to move in with Marion after an attempt of using termite fiends backfires on her. When Charlotte is thrown out of Marion's house by Vendetta, she gets upset when Vendetta says she and Marion are best friends and will have fun without her. During the song that Vendetta sings, Charlotte is shown to be sadder and sadder and even puts her head on the desk to cry at the end of it. At the end of the episode, she is back to being happy again when Marion comes to stay with her after Marion's house is destroyed by her own fiend.
- O.O.C. Is Serious Business: The episode "No Singing", because Maggie reads a sad poem about a kitten being stuck on a sign with no hope of the kitten being okay, Charlotte is immediately depressed to the point of not even singing. Vendetta, having made a fiend to attack anyone who sings and annoyed she's not able to use it against her, tries to make her feel better so that she can sing. However, while Charlotte frequently misinterprets Vendetta's cruel behavior as being a generous friends, Vendetta's attempts to cheer her up for once actually make her feel worse, which has the opposite effect Vendetta wanted. She gets better when she starts thinking of ways to rescue the kitten from the sign.
- Perpetual Smiler: Hard to find anything to wipe that grin off of her face.
- Parental Abandonment: Her grandmother says they're astronauts. We don't know for sure what happened to them.
- The Pollyanna: Her defining trait is her ceaseless optimism.
- Raised by Grandparents: In the TV series, she's shown to be raised by her grandmother Charlene.
- Signature Laugh: "Tee-hee!"
- Smart Jerk and Nice Moron: The nice moron to Vendetta's smart jerk. While Charlotte lacks a critical mind, her good intentions more than make up for it, in contrast to Vendetta, who knows how evil she is and does it anyway.
- Stupid Good: Charlotte is overly-trusting of everybody.
- Super Not-Drowning Skills: As she mentions and does in "The End of All Things": "I can hold my breath for niiine hours!"
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The sweet and fashionista girly girl to Vendetta's gross-loving evil tomboy.
- Token Good Teammate: She's the only truly nice character in Clamburg.
- True Blue Femininity: Her entire body is blue, and she's a girly girl.
- Unknown Rival: She is completely unaware of Vendetta's hatred of her.
- Verbal Tic:
- "Tee-hee!", as well as the variant "Hee hee!"
- "Yay!"
- Vocal Evolution: In the TV series, it's more obvious she's voiced by a woman in her thirties. She sounds like a child again in the most recent web episode (made for 2012 April Fool's Day), so it could just be the mic and the auto-tuning used (it was confirmed that her lines are pitched up). Or the dialogue for that episode was recorded years ago.
- Wide-Eyed Idealist: She bends reality by using the idealism in her mind to grant her a naive outlook.
- Even her house bends reality by being the only place with a blue sky above, surrounded by the usual grey
Vendetta
Voiced by: Aglaia Mortcheva
A wicked young girl who makes monsters, called "fiends", from a recipe book and uses them to take control of Clamburg. She spends her time tormenting the residents, especially her classmates, into submission. However, she is deemed foolish thanks to Charlotte's niceness and ditziness, thus her goal is to get rid of Charlotte whatever it takes.
- Art Evolution: Much more symmetrical in the TV series.
- Asshole Victim: Of Charlotte's antics. She deserves them due to how bitchy she tends to be.
- Bad Boss: To the fiends she creates who, despite meaning of them loyally serving her, she treats as only useful tools at best. Unsurprisingly, Charlotte is often able sway Vendetta's fiends, just by showing them basic kindness.
- Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad: So much that she absolutely hates the idea of having a shred of good in her.
- Big "NO!": Prone to doing this when her plans fail.
- Card-Carrying Villain: An exaggerated example. She is obsessed with being as vile as humanly possible and feels good by doing bad.
- Character Catchphrase: "I will destroy you... destroy you with FIENDS!"
- Character Exaggeration: In the TV series, she's a little more of a bitch, taking more pleasure in her villainy, and tosses out the word "stupid" much more often.
- Clint Squint: Her eyes are always squinted up like this.
- Comedic Sociopath: How much of a Creepy Child she is will always be played for laughs.
- Creepy Child: A sadistic, cruel, and overall terrifying kid.
- Deadpan Snarker: Her attempts at being sarcastic often fail though.
- Didn't Think This Through: Constantly, which also increases Charlotte's survival rate. Fiends who are able to express themselves call her out on this.
- Does Not Like Spam: She REALLY doesn't like vegetables that aren't onions. One of her lines in "Shrinking Charlotte" indicates she isn't too fond of gumdrops either.
- Drama Queen: She often acts like this, like when she reacted as if Charlotte had poisoned, when she had actually just sneaked vegetables in her food.
- Dreadful Musician: She has a terrible singing voice, as demonstrated in "New Best Friend".
- Enfant Terrible: She's a sadistic little girl who creates monsters just because she can, and as a result has the entire town at her mercy.
- Even Bad Women Love Their Mamas: She keeps her parents as shrunken pets in a hamster cage. While this could be seen as mere cruelty, it is implied that she cares about them in her own twisted way. The thing is, she is such a Card-Carrying Villain, she can't bring herself close to admitting it, even to herself.
- Even the Girls Want Her: A possible interpretation. Charlotte, Marion and Rubella all showed a rather close interest in her.
- Evil Is Hammy: Pretty much a guarantee that anytime she hams it up, there will hardly be any scenery left.
- Evil Is Petty: She tries to get Charlotte killed in the first episode, just for annoying her, by trying to be her friend and have fun.
- Expressive Hair: Her pigtails fly up when she yells.
- Failure Is the Only Option: She will always fail in getting rid of Charlotte, no matter what.
- Foil: She's exactly one to Charlotte in that the latter is a sweet, naive Cheerful Child with good intentions, while Vendetta is a cynical jerkass with little redeeming qualities.
- Fun-Hating Villain: Vendetta hates singing, happiness, and vegetables (bar onions). Whenever she sees somebody else having fun, like main character All-Loving Hero Charlotte, she seeks to ruin their good time. If she ever plays nice with another person, it will probably be for her own selfish reasons and not because she actually wants to have fun.
- Giggling Villain: "Hee hee heh heh heh...hahaha."
- Girlish Pigtails: Although not at all girly, Vendetta has pigtails.
- Green and Mean: Her whole body is green.
- Jerkass: She's selfish, cynical, full of herself, and plots evil everywhere she goes.
- Jabba Table Manners: Downplayed. While her eating manners aren't outright messy, she always eats in fast, noisy munchs with her bare hands, even when the food she's eating would logically go better with cutlery.
- Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: Anytime she does nice things, you know there's a selfish motive behind it.
- Lean and Mean: Ironically...
- Mad Libs Catchphrase:
- "I do not (want to)/will never [verb]!"/"You do not/are not to [verb]!"
- "So, she wants a [noun]? I think I will make her a [noun], a very special [noun]!"
- Mad Scientist: On top of being the creator of fiends, which she uses to terrorize her town For the Evulz, she also created a cloning machine.
- Maker of Monsters: Being the one who creates the show's titular fiends, it goes without saying for Vendetta.
- Meaningful Name: "Vendetta" is Italian for "blood feud" or "revenge".
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Her name means "blood feud".
- Narcissist: She even has pictures of herself all over her house's walls.
- Never Say "Die": Vendetta almost always says "destroy" instead of "kill". Being that she likes to be vague with her statements and has slightly broken English, she may be invoking this, though this was subverted in "A Fiendish Friend", where she says "dead" multiple times.
- Nightmare Fetishist: She is obsessed with scary stuff.
- Pet the Dog: Strongly averted in her case. Just tell yourself that any time it looks like Vendetta's actually doing something nice for somebody, there is always a sinister ulterior motive. Though the fact that she keeps her parents alive might mean something.
- Sickly Green Glow: Her body is green.
- Slasher Smile: Pulls one in "Super Evil" when trying to learn one of Charlotte's "evil" ways - giving out cookies with a smile.
- Tomboy: In contrast to Charlotte, she likes gross stuff.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The gross-loving, evil tomboy to Charlotte's sweet and fashionista girly girl.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Clams, beef jerky, grape punch, and onions on a stick.
- Tsurime Eyes: Puts on this appearance with her constant angry squinting, but her eyes are actually as large and round as the other characters'.
- Ungrateful Bitch: Despite Grudge/Hamster's Undying Loyalty to her, she never shows him any appreciation in return.
- Verbal Tic: Her favorite word to describe things and people is "stupid".
- Villain Decay: Invoked.
- Villain Protagonist: It's difficult to say whether Charlotte or Vendetta is the protagonist, but Vendetta seems to get more focus, especially given that she's the one who creates the titular fiends.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Her hatred of music in the last three web episodes is more like a phobia than anything.
- Interestingly she keeps that trait in the alignment switch episode, although she does not express it that strongly.
- You No Take Candle: Messes up her English sometimes, especially in the web series. Whether this was intentional or an issue with her voice actress is unknown.
Notable fiends:
Grudge
Voiced by: Peter Merryman
A giant hamster fiend who works as Vendetta's sidekick. His role is to protect Vendetta, intimidate the students and give out physical threats.
- All There in the Script: Vendetta never calls him by name, only calls him "Hamster," so usually his name is only shown in the credits or captions, though Charlotte sometimes calls him Grudge. How she figured out is unknown.
- Art Evolution: Looks fatter in the TV series.
- Character Development: Is gradually shown to be genuinely devoted and caring to Vendetta despite all she puts him through.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: A very expressive one too.
- Determinator: After being blown to the other side of the world by Vendetta's tornado fiend, Grudge travels thousands of miles though desert, snow covered mountains, quicksand infested jungles, and congested traffic to get back to her and when he sees she's in trouble, he immediately jumps to her aid despite being undoubtedly tired from his journey.
- Extreme Omnivore: When Vendetta calls for it.
- I Am Not Weasel: He's a giant hamster. He's been mistaken for a bear and a dog.
- Intelligible Unintelligible: Vendetta seems to understand him, to an extent.
- Minion with an F in Evil: First implicated when he was disappointed that Charlotte called her pet hamster her "favorite hamster in the whole world".
- Non-Human Sidekick: To Vendetta, being a fiend.
- Nothing Personal: It's implied he doesn't personally have anything against Charlotte, but he participates in Vendetta's schemes to kill her anyway.
- Not So Above It All: Despite being Vendetta's bodyguard and enforcer, he has shown moments of actually enjoying things she does not, such as being hugged by Charlotte's friendly fiend or eating pancakes.
- Not So Stoic: Despite being quiet, he does visibly show emotions, like disappointment when Charlotte calls her own pet hamster, Buttons, her favorite and when Vendetta expects him to throw his onion on-a-stick down, just because hers got knocked on the ground.
- Punch-Clock Villain: Is only villainous because he works as Vendetta's bodyguard.
- Rodents of Unusual Size: A huge hamster.
- The Stoic: He more often than not, is seen standing quietly by his master's side, only moving to intimidate people and help Vendetta when need be.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Like Vendetta, clams, beef jerky and grape punch.
- Undying Loyalty: To Vendetta. Whenever she's in trouble, he immediately comes to her aid, despite her not returning said loyalty herself.
- The Unintelligible: Speaks exclusively in grunts.
Buttons II (Scissor Fiend)
A small black bird-like fiend with a beak that works like extreme scissors, cutting and slicing through anything. In the web series, this is the first fiend Vendetta makes for the intention of killing Charlotte.
- Bad Powers, Good Fiend: It may have sliced Charlotte's house in half, but it turns out to be very caring towards both Charlotte and Vendetta, and very talented at making paper snowflakes.
- Dark Is Not Evil: Is a black colored fiend with the power to slice anything apart, but is shown to be one of the sweetest.
- Feathered Fiend: May not have feathers, but it's definitely a fiend, and it's shaped like a bird. Subverted as it eventually becomes a tame pet of Charlotte's.
- Precious Puppy: What Charlotte thinks it is.
Giant Kitty
Voiced by: Amy Winfrey
A giant red cat, said to be the first fiend Vendetta made.
- Cats Are Mean: He's a vicious cat and unlike other fiends, isn't even loyal to Vendetta.
- Cats Hate Water: He was totally tamed by Charlotte until she mentioned he would need a bath.
- Class Pet: In a way. Giant Kitty hangs primarily around the school and is known and feared by the students within. The exception is, of course, Charlotte, who considers the Kitty adorable, and they interact amicably multiple times.
- Extreme Omnivore: He's eaten a piano, a dog, a sofa, Charlotte, Vendetta...
- Mega Neko: A giant cat.
- Swallowed Whole: The cat's appetite leads to a few occasions of swallowing people, most notably the two protagonists in webisodes 10 and 11.
Rubella
Voiced by: Elissa Calfin
A fiend who replaced Grudge as Vendetta's sidekick in episode 18, only appearing in the web series. The most human-like fiend in appearance, she resembles Frankenstein's Monster. She starts to view Vendetta as her friend.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: Like Grudge.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: She never made a single appearance in TV series for unknown reasons, though, it's not real, real clear if she would have had the series not have been cancelled.
- Dumb Muscle: Like Grudge, she's there to be The Brute, but is much less intelligent.
- Extreme Omnivore: For starters, she eats her desk on introduction.
- Girlish Pigtails: Appears to have these, with two triangles on her head.
- Hulk Speak: "Rubella...good...Rubella...friend..."
- What Happened to the Mouse?: In the last episode, when the fiend-dipped structures are destroying the town, we don't see her on the escaping ship.
Toupee
Voiced by: Fred Tatasciore
A talking fiend made to be a wig for Mr. Milk in "Toupee". The Toupee was made to convince Mr. Milk to kill Charlotte.
- Deal with the Devil: The Toupee promises to get Mr. Milk the life (and Ms. Minty) he always wanted, so long as Mr. Milk kills Charlotte. Mr. Milk doesn't go through with it and discards the Toupee instead.
Main characters' family members:
Charlene
Voiced by: Amy Winfrey
Charlotte's grandmother in the TV series who owns a shop that sells candy and motor parts. She's just like Charlotte, only older.
- Family Theme Naming: "Charlene" is a few letters of from "Charlotte"
- The Pollyanna: Much like her granddaughter, Charlene still stays optimistic and upbeat, even though Clamburg is a really dreary and miserable place.
- Identical Grandson: Is essentially an elderly Charlotte in both appearance and personality.
- Raised by Grandparents: She's the primary caretaker of Charlotte. Nothin' has been said on how this happened.
- Supreme Chef: If you have a cookbook on how to conceal carrots in your food and then have the food taste good regardless, you gotta be this.
- Wrench Wench: Owns a car repair shop (said auto parts store also sells candies but still.)
Viktor and Violeta
Voiced by: Dave Wasson (Viktor) and Aglaia Mortcheva (Violeta)
Vendetta's parents in the TV series. They have been shrunken down to fit into a hamster cage.
- Family Theme Naming: Like their daughter, their names start with V
- Funny Foreigners: Both of them have Bulgarian accents.
- Incredible Shrinking Man: Vendetta has shrunken them down to the size of a hamster.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Vendetta takes after Violeta.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Viktor likes sausages and cheese.
Charlotte's parents
Charlotte's unnamed parents who are only seen in a photo and mentioned in "Parents", wherein Vendetta takes advantage of their absence by creating a pair of stand-in fiends. Although they're stated by Charlene to be astronauts, they may have actually died.
- Ambiguously Absent Parent: It's not clear what happened to them but, while the show implies that they're dead, it's not said either way, just that Charlotte isn't in their care regardless.
- Dog Got Sent to a Farm: Implied. Both Charlotte and Charlene say that they're astronauts in space, but some of the wording in the episode that mainly focuses on this, "Parents", implies that they're actually dead.
- Lookalike Lovers: Not very uncommon on this show, though their case is a little different in that Charlotte's Dad has a curled mustache, which compliments her Mom's hair.
- No Longer with Us: Played straight or an inversion. We don't know if they're literally astronauts or if they're dead (and presumably, saying that they're astronauts was to keep Charlotte from being sad).
- No Name Given: Unlike Vendetta's parents, Charlotte's parents aren't named at all.
- Parental Abandonment: It's not really clear what happened to them. We just know that they're absent from Charlotte's life.
- Strong Family Resemblance: We know Charlene is Charlotte's maternal grandma because Charlotte's mother is colored the same.
School:
Mr. Milk
Voiced by: Peter Merryman
A beige man who's the schoolteacher of room 4, though he never gets the opportunity to actually teach anything. He's the most fearful of Vendetta, and has a red Toothy Bird keeping him in check.
- Expressive Hair: Almost completely bald, but has a few hairs on his head that stick up when he's scared or nervous.
- Expy: Amy Winfrey worked on South Park before starting her web projects, and Mr. Milk looks very similar to Mr. Garrison. His personality is the very opposite, however.
- Extreme Doormat: Made into one out of fear of Vendetta.
- Hidden Depths: Web episode 14 and "Swiss Banker" shows he has a very nice tenor singing voice.
- Punny Name: His name could possibly be a reference to "milquetoast" due to his Extreme Doormat nature.
- Shrinking Violet: Rare male example.
- Vague Age: Is he elderly? Middle-aged? A young man who lost his hair from stress? His crush on Ms. Minty in the TV series would most likely place him as one of the former two.
Marion
Voiced by: Amy Winfrey
The nervous medium turquoise girl who sits next to Charlotte. She was the first to warn Charlotte of Vendetta.
- Cloudcuckoolander: In a web episode commentary (which was exclusively awarded for viewing to winners of the official Making Fiends Art Contest), she believes her glass animals can talk and eat.
- Hidden Depths: The TV series shows she's been planning to escape Clamburg for years. For instance, it's mentioned in "New Best Friend" that she has developed several complex plans to tunnel to Canada.
- Huge Schoolgirl: She was an overweight girl of typical height in the webtoon, but in the TV series she towers over every student except for Marvin, who's very skinny in contrast.
- Parental Abandonment: We never see her parents.
Which may explain a few things. - Screaming Woman: Her main role in the web series, where she would go "EEEEEEEE!". Her scream in the TV series is more like "Aaaaaugh!", probably because she sounded too similar to Charlotte's hamster, Buttons.
- Shrinking Violet: Marion is nervous and shy. Livin' in Clamburg will do that.
Malachi
Voiced by: Peter Merryman
The first student to appear. He gives Charlotte dire cautions about Vendetta and her fiends, but she doesn't understand him and ignores them. He and his family are Puritans.
- Adaptation Dye-Job: He was grey in the web series, and became purple in the TV show.
- Born in the Wrong Century: Follows the 16th century Puritan ways in the present day.
- Charlie Brown Baldness: Has only a few hairs on his head.
- Expressive Hair: Like Mr. Milk, his 4-5 hairs will stick up if he's afraid.
- Odd Friendship: With Marion.
- The Stoic: But he's a lot more expressive in the TV series.
- Tareme Eyes: In the TV series his eyes are perpetually downward.
- Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe: Speaks entirely in this.
- "A fiend unholy!"
Marvin
Voiced by: Peter Merryman
A tall dark green boy. He's easy to take advantage of, which Vendetta exploits. Once an Episode he'll exclaim "My [noun]!" because his possessions are constantly being taken away from him.
- Adaptation Dye-Job: He's brighter and greener in the TV series.
- A Day in the Limelight: "Marvin the Middle Manager".
- Ambidextrous Sprite: In the TV series, his hair changes direction.
- Annoying Younger Sibling: According to his Nick bio, he has eight of them.
- Butt-Monkey: Lots of bad stuff happens to him.
- Disappeared Dad: In "Parents" we only see his mother. Marion mentions his father in her webtoon DVD commentary, saying his father works in a factory that puts stickers on bananas (which is why Marvin brought a banana to Show and Tell) but that commentary also showed Marion was an extreme Cloud Cuckoo Lander. Either way, this may have all been retconned.
- Ow, My Body Part!: His catchphrase is "My [noun]!" It often used to be "My pencil!"
- Unlucky Everydude: Appears to be the most normal of the kids but gets the hardest luck.
- Verbal Tic: Marvin begins almost every sentence he says with "my".
Maggie
Voiced by: Amy Winfrey
A Living Prop in the webtoon, the TV series shows us she's an Emotionless Girl who's lost all hope because of Vendetta's reign.
- Adaptation Dye-Job: She was grey in the web series, and became dark teal in the TV show.
- Ambiguously Related: To the Onion Man. If so far, most of the kids we see are colored similarly to their parents (or relatives, in Charlotte's case) but, if Onion Man is her actual father rather than a non-biological father figure, then she's the only kid not colored like their parents.
- Ascended Extra: Not by much, but she at least gets a personality in the TV series.
- Broken Bird: Life in Clamburg has NOT treated her good. No, she's lost all hope and spends much of her free-time writing pretty depressing poetry. Nicktoons says, "her youthful spirit has been drained"
- Captain Obvious: "Charlotte's dumb."
- Missing Mom: Only the Onion Man (her presumed father or father figure, given that he was seen with her in the parent-teacher conference in "Parents") is shown.
- Stylistic Suck: Her poetry.
Mort
A student added in the TV series. He has yet to have any speaking roles, and all he's done is shiver constantly. According to his Nickelodeon bio, he's extremely friendly and gives out nonsensical advice.
- The Cameo: We see him in the last two web episodes. He's not in the 2012 web episode, however.
- CloudcuckooLander: According to his Nick bio. He gives advice on how to cook and eat rocks and, for some reason, he has, quote, "a mysterious and tragic love of soda cans" but is scared of soda.
- Nerd Glasses: Is the only student wearing glasses and also the smallest and wimpiest.
- Nervous Wreck: Is always shown trembling hysterically.
Mrs. Minty
Voiced by: Peter Merryman
The substitute teacher in web episode 9. She shows up in the TV series as Mr. Milk's love interest.
- American Accents: Southern.
- Meaningful Name: She's mint green.
- Misplaced Kindergarten Teacher: She talks to the students like this, and has no idea of Vendetta's nature.
Mrs. Millet
Voiced by: Amy Winfrey
Mu Elementary's lunch lady.- Cordon Bleugh Chef:Justified, as going against Vendetta ain't gonna end well. She's made to follow the "triangle of tastiness", which is kinda gross. In one episode, with Charlotte helping in the kitchen, she serves a combo of grape punch, clams, beef jerky, and carrots.
